Part 1 is all about justifying why you’d want to game intelligently. It does the groundwork so that you understand that overplaying your games actually makes your gaming experience worse. It’s not just the important stuff like work, exercise, etc… your gaming performance suffers when you play too much. On the flip side, you can get good without overplaying, and actually have more fun doing it.

Part 2 describes how to game intelligently. You’ll learn how to hit the gaming sweet spot so that you get the best gaming experience you can. Part 2 teaches how to get the most fun out of your experience but also how to improve your chances of getting in the zone and seeing your skills grow faster. Learn the best way to use your gaming time and the benefits will become obvious. Try it out!

Social Gaming

Social gaming is probably one of the highest quality gaming experiences you can have. Sitting next to your mates and playing the same game together trumps the excitement and fun you get from playing together online. It’s well worth your time to try and arrange social gaming experiences. Go out of your way because it’s fully worth it.

If you are local to Melbourne, check out the Game Cave at the Highett Neighbourhood Community House. Game Cave has a room of 12 networked gaming PC’s with 1050ti’s. We play a mix of old school and new school games and we now have 2 HTC Vive Virtual Reality Headsets! We haven’t forgotten about console players either with our new projector set up and bean bags. Come frag your friends with zero ping.

To book please contact the Highett Neighbourhood Community House: